steve and let's hope the pso get signed on friday between now and then nothing happens in weeks from now we look at something historic. >> a great day happy flag day. happy birthday to the president of the united states of course and to the knicks fans congratulations you spent a great weekend all the way around for that is going to do for us will see you next week keep it right here in foxnews for continuing coverage on this breaking news story. god bless you guys. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a fox news alerts. i am anita vogel. much of the world is breathing a sigh of relief after the u.s. and ironic recent interim deal to end their months long or reopen the strait of hormuz. a formal signing a set for friday in switzerland. president trump said the water weight will reopen once the deal

is officially signed with the street was originally supposed to reopen as soon as an agreement was reached a pretty official state mines need to be cleared first for the u.s. a blockade on iranian ports is also expected to be lifted. it is not clear if that process is already begun. once signed the agreement will signed a 60 day negotiation. on iran's nuclear program and to officially end the war as part of the dual to run or portably received phase and sanctions relief oil prices have already fallen by as much as 4.8%. i am anita vogel, "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 26 hello america client mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" s senate to greet guests

senator jon fetterman and nathan sales an expert on counterterrorism. before we get into some of the heavier issues i want to make a statement about what i see going on in washington d.c. i see a president of the united states to refurbish and beautify the white house, the memorials even the changes he's major of the reflecting pool. he see things that need to be fixed they need to be cleaned up and he does it. remember you cannot walk through washington d.c. there were these tent cities. they are all gone on the single tent city and he wanted to do a crime well, the mayor didn't suit brought in the national guard and crime is wait wait wait down. people say i think he was falling asleep during a meeting and so forth and so. those of us who know him, he does not fall asleep ever and i know this because neither july.

the fact is he doing so may things in a positive way that he comes under attack for all of it. look at the sports that he is bringing into the country but look at all of those activities that are taking place. we've got soccer here and other things going on. it is just terrific because he cares about the 250th anniversary as well. he believes in the declaration of independence on july 4. all of the people who attack him on the same people who've been around washington d.c. for a but decade after decade after decade and they just let it go to hell. they do not care. but he pierced i only mentioned that because my wife was a designer my mother-in-law is a designer and they say he is doing so many beautiful beautiful things and they keep attacking him and he is falling asleep. that is just a pathetic, just pathetic. a memorandum of understanding has been signed.

the success of any deal weathers a deal with iran or anybody, is not the deal itself. but compliance with the terms and the conditions of the deal have you ever entered into a contract? it does not mean anything if the other side does not comply with it or they do not intend to comply with it. there needs to be punishment, fines, penalties and built intoy such deal. so the question i have with all of the debates swirling around and so forth and so on, how will compliance be addressed and enforced beyond the trump presidency? isn't that the bottom line? understanding further negotiations are to lead to a final deal. i am single precious little discussion, or reporting or official statements about how the mou or a final deal would be enforced. to ensure compliance.

andin the end, this determines whether any deal can or will hold written out my view is you can put in whatever terms you want this enemy is not going to comply after the trump administration. i do not think i am wrong in the least. but, people think i'm wrong and are working on a deal, let's see it. the enemy, hezbollah violated the cease-fire on a daily basis. on a daily basis. and i suspect they will do this when it comes to the deal, the final deal after the president has left office. if the iranian regime violates the deal what are we going to do about it? what options are on the table that are realistic and that will be used that are enforceable? what so there's a temporary change in their behavior in exchange for the sanctions relief and the billions flow back into the regime and then the regime decides okay, we have

what we want and we will do what we want. now what are you going to do about it? isn't that a rational scenario? isn't that the evidence of the past? these are very serious issues that need to be wrestled with now. not force people into silence or cheering or booing or anything else this is not a baseball game this is life and death. it will truly become important in any final deal. in congo she was going to review it and that is not discussed either. yes, congress will have to look at this. most importantly they're going to look at whether the steel will be upheld, i suspect. this should be treated as a treaty a treaty under the constitution for we constitutional conservatives. but obama and congress democrats

and all republicans but one, tom cotton. all of them decided not to apply the treaty requirements under the constitution to the obama iran nuclear deal. so that is where we are what does the constitution actually zappos followed article two section two clause two. the president shall have power by and with the advice and consent of the senate to make treaties provided two thirds of the senators present concur the senate two thirds of the senators concur. obama realize he could not get that. so he conspired not only with his party but with the republicans to get around. because that is a high bar it is set intentionally as a hide by bar the framers of our constitution to ensure that any arrangement and any agreement with a foreign power is so beneficial to our country. not only passes with the support

of congress but we are going to call it a treaty and the senate which represents the states, at least theoretically could only approve it with the super majority. now, listen to this that deal now like the precedents set by obama and the democrats in congress rule require congress by two thirds of both houses. other words it has flipped the process ha has flipped it is hiy likely that this deal despite the hostility of the democrats, and objections by some republicans who do not believe a adil should be going through at all, is likely it will sail through because that is the way the system was perverted. but that also means that it will not be binding on any future

president or congress because it is not a treaty. in addition to it i believe is an evidentiary certainty will not comply with any deal and unquestionably after president trump leaves office in about three years give or take. there's no question if a democrat becomes president this is the reality and also most republicans look at the president prior to donald trump. did anyone do anything to enforce other agreements in iran is in? the nonproliferation agreement on nuclear weapons? nothing serious. there are other very serious inconsequential matters i hope will be addressed. maybe they are but we have not seen the exact terms and no one has publicly stated them. all of the status of iran's ballistic missile production be? that is the most powerful conventional weapon they have

for even without nuclear weapons, they can destroy the cities. not only in israel we witness what they did in arab countries and their precious oil industries. but now we know they can reach europe and europe's capitals and eventually our country. not take much time to figure that out with help from the communist chinese, the north koreans on the russians. i do not believe they are part of this deal and i do not believe they give a damn what we enter into quite frankly. i have not seen much reported on this. this is it hard issue to be negotiated and any definitive way isn't it? what kind of language. them? at least you got to make the effort. are we committing to protecting hezbollah should it continue to attack israel as we discussed on last nights program? hezbollah's slaughtered art marines, our soldiers are sailors and american citizens.

this is not just some far off terrorist regime. it has slaughtered lebanese individuals. in as slaughtered in his used to fight for assad. it has slaughtered iranians because at least to help that regime because the regime owns hezbollah and of course murdered israelis. a week committed to protecting hezbollah so it can continue to attack israel and continue to brutalize the people of lebanon? this is the lifeline that iran is depending on if we are than the steel will not stand it will not stand for long even with the trump presidency. israel will not adhere to be a suicide pact. the israel people wants to put up with that the prime minister won't put up with it. we won't accept it either. point israel is forced to defend itself and preemptively remember they are not at war with lebanon

they have a piece still with lebanon. it is said to be in violation of the deal. was how this play out earlier providing the iranian regime with a strategic opportunity to attack israel laming is defending its ally and israel violated the deal. what then? will israel become a pariah? and will it be admonished? iran is counting on it and so is hezbollah. hezbollah must not be in the deal. that must be very clear at this stage it was not very clear despite some of the language that has been put out with anonymous briefing of certain media i am just asking questions that subjected to scrutiny at soissomething that needs to be seriously considered. and why not the iranian people?

are we not supposed to bring them up? do we not urge them and they've paid a horrible price. for resisting this murderous regime. so what now? i've not heard a lot about this either. that is not to say it won't be addressed by the final deal, i hope it is. it seems impossible to square the survival of the regime, even the eventual strengthening of the regime as sanctions are lifted. which i believe it is contemplated here in one form or another. i'm not certain it was supporting the liberation of the iranian people. if the regime survives and becomes stronger, you square that with the liberation of the people? i personally believe it should be a top priority and i've mentioned this for months.

armed the iranian people until i'm blue in the face. let's be very clear about this. those who say it cannot be done you are wrong. i dug up an article from 1986 in the l.a. times. reagan doctrine seen as a policy watershed president support for freedom fighters aims at reversing communism games around the world. it said what began several years ago when president reagan penciled the word freedom fighters into the margins of a stanford speech is now being harold and congress and elsewhere with the foreign policy this was 40 years ago. and pledge the united states will come to the aid anti-communist resistance groups around the globe. we are up against the soviet union that had nuclear weapons.

millions of men and uniform and so forth and so on that was ubiquitous around the world that could reach from one continent to the other. we are dealing with iran. as dangerous as iran is it's not the soviet union. a croissant reagan portrays these rebel groups as freedom fighters engage in a global struggle by western nations to roll back the 1970s expansion of soviet influence of the third world of the policy is a dangerous one that will eventually draw u.s. troops into another war like vietnam it didn't, did it? it destroyed soviet union. the policies been so closely identified with the president that supporters and critics alike refer to it as the reagan doctrine. we seek to give effective support to those who have taken the initiative to resist marxist dictatorships so they could

struggle for freedom the president said. it's a justified because of the threat those regime posed to their neighbors, our allies and friends in her own national security. and later the reagan doctrine has gained so much momentum that representatives from a variety of third world counterinsurgency's flock to washington for frequent meetings. i remember all of this, i was there. i was there when this took place it was very effective. i don't know if we've lost the will to do this it. i do not know if it is because we don't seek the overthrow of this regime i don't have the intelligence agencies are up to it anymore, i don't know. i have heard the president talk about i did not want us to do this. i have heard all of that. i am talking about arming the

iranian people if i don't give a damn if he likes it if saudi arabia likes it, if qatar likes it or not. they are not our friends. certainly not from where i sit to put it all into context though, all of this in context. president trump is the only president in half a century to unleash our military working side-by-side with her closest ally israel and their great leader prime minister benjamin netanyahu. unleashed both of their military sets working side-by-side to destroy iran's nuclear facilities not once but twice in the uranium facilities. unless we forget the democrats, the media the isolationists viciously smeared our president for it. they did the same even certain people in this administration

urged him against taking military action. on the record and off the record. these people were wrong and they have been proven wrong. they had succeeded and our president had not acted ironic would have nuclear warheads as i speak. perhaps 8000 or 10,000 ballistic missiles with which to black mountain not only the middle eastern countries, not only israel but europe and our country. there are the same voices who demand an immediate cessation of military action because the price of gasoline went up. who demand it would find and offer right away. who insisted we cut and run. do we americans cut and run? i sure her up that's not what our generation is all about that certainly not when my father and grandfather's generations were all about. both of them volunteered during

world war ii. so we would not be in a position today to even discuss next steps deal or no deal terms and conditions in all of the rest. but for the unparalleled leadership of our president. even in the face of this opposition, joined with the unparalleled leadership of israel and its prime minister and pete hegseth throughout the early days of this war i'm not here to sabotage anything. i'm here to talk to you, the american people. we also have a right to an opinion. my opinion is we have a great president. my opinion is we have a horrific enemy. i trust our president. i certainly do not trust the enemy. we will be right back.

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standing up for your principles which used to be the principles in the heart and soul of the democratic party which is something fundamentally changed on you for which you come under criticism. you face a lot of protesters. even in your official office in your home, don't you? >> just on thursday when i was leaving there was a group yelling outside in the hall. last week there is a huge crowd of those idiots from code pink. they took over my front office and even on memorial day at my home where i am now, i had protesters showing up they were screaming at painters i have working on my house. i am used to that. that is been consistent ever since 107. all of these things are badges

of honor. it's very kind for you to say it's not brave for me. what is real bravery is the idea of soldiers and hostages after thank god were brought back home read the american soldiers right now standing in the middle east to stand and hold iran accountable all of the brave iranians that are willing to stand up and protest against the iranian regime. even after the iranian regime executed over 30,000 of them just earlier this year. one of the supreme honors of my time in the senate is standing with israel and my vote has not been a pro or one it has always been pro no iran becoming a nuclear power and that is why i remain and that is how we've developed our friendship here because we share these views i'm sure others, especially about

israel. israel has always been the moral clarity i'm proud to stand by that regardless how those views continue to damage the standing within my own party. mark: it is amazing what is happened to the democrat party and what some are trying to do to the republican party but there's a lot of pushback against them, thank goodness. let me ask you this, deal or no deal? there's a lot of talk about a deal. but fundamentally before we get into the particulars deal or no deal and then what kind of particulars could there possibly be to ensure the deal is upheld by the enemy? what's the big one for me is one of the main reasons why i am all always going to follow things like this or last year about midnight hammer which i thought was a fantastic development last june. i rant can either destroyed,

verified by independent inspectors, or they handed it over and then we can destroy it or whatever. that is huge fruit that is the reason why i am happy to stick with this even though you and i know there is a deal and then this that and the other thing. there's a lot of these development' some going to hold through it and never be part of a vote that would force us to walk away and iran would be able to develop a nuclear bomb. i am never going to vote against things that could prevent-i am proud to stand with this and i know politically i cannot imagine much more damaging to vote against my party. i am always going to vote for no nuclear iran power. and that used to be understood by every democrat in my party. mark: even with the obama deal

and most of the republicans voting no, they were voting no they allow at the end of the process to have a nuclear we weapon. i felt that to the democrats devoted almost every man and woman not complete but almost for that deal. at least it was asserted it would prevent or at least slow them down from getting a nuclear weapon they have effectively thy abandoned that deal as they are attacking donald trump's effort to enforce the position. no nukes, no uranium no threats. he went to ask you about that when you return. we will be right back.

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the world's oil passes through the straight spit earlier today israel struck beirut threatening to jeopardize the agreement. president trump harshly condemned the attacks as lebanon is key to negotiations. now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ will come back america. senator john fetterman, even the obama deal was defective as some of us think it was, as i do in the republicans voted against it because they did not think it was strong enough. the democrat argument and obama's argument was that it would prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon that it was the best deal they could come up with and so forth and so on. it seems to meet the democrats have abandoned the whole thing the whole idea that iran is a serious threat and should abandon a nuclear weapon. by stating over and over again they do not have one.

they are not close to what and so forth and so on. what do you make of that they are abandoning the position they stood jake take in my view? specifically about the war -- -theiranian war that has become obsolete part is and i've been the only democrat in congress that is willing to say this was an entirely appropriate thing to do is a rant remains committed to develop a nuclear bomb. imagine if there was a cease-fire with israel and hamas two years ago how much more dramatically if iran was not struck last year as well and they could have actually built upon by now. the party, my party has been wrong on this approach. now it is not about a judgment on the obama deal. every single president has always tried to do with the iranian regime. this is almost half a century problem that we have had.

here we are at. not one single democrat saying hold this line. demand iran has to produce nuclear test and abandon those ambitions. i know i cannot imagine why we would walk away right now. we do not have to agree with a ratheiranian war but after everg has been done and what we have accompliaccomplish and why woulk away? and at this point with every single democrat say change their views after voting eight or nine after it as they have done. so at this point i will hold on. it is hard to follow the developments. sometimes there's a deal and now there's not been than they are bombing or this thing. but as it seems every time i hear from the president i'm never going to let them acquire a nuclear bomb and keeping the nuclear dust the central of any deal that is why i'm always am g to continue to vote against all

of the war power acts. mark: let's move quickly in the few minutes we have left. you look at the guy in maine and in michigan running for the senate. platner is light about his tattoos he is in my view a disgusting person and now he claims he's a communist all this other stuff with the women and texting and bathrooms you got the guy in michigan out right the most hideous vile pro i would argue terror type mentality when else could you call it? and then you look at this congressman or soon-to-be congressman out of new jersey. what is happening i feel at the democrat party is allowing these radical extremists who hate our country, who hate christians. who hate jews. they are allowing them into the party to win these primary said they are not denouncing them. what do you make of this?

>> what does it make of me i've been very clear at something i have predicted for the democratic party is going to become increase in the increasingly more anti- israel and many people will hide behind that kind of language or they will describe anti- zionism is essentially anti- somatic type of views. but the bottom line is it more and more people in these primaries are racing to the bottom to cram as much anti- israel rhetoric into their platforms. look at what is happened of course in maine or in michigan or here in my own state and district third period they just elected a rabbit he has had some insanely insanely anti- israel views. someone like piker seems to be taking more of a victory lap how i am changing the democrat party and more important and more deme

going to embrace a person that claims america deserve 911 or hamas is a thousand times% better than israel. if you are willing to pal around with that kind of individual that is normalized that more than any place like the "new york times" have done that. they bring him on again and again he is just such a dreamboat and now they have regular conversations with a person he is very, very extreme anti- israel views. that is becoming a place of my party and my popularity within the party continues-aattracts adversely with that the more anti- israel my party becomes, the more difficult it is to be an apologetic supporter of israel as a democrat for hearing at right now i'm not sure how many democrats appear on your

show to argue and stand for israel. i am happy to be here having this conversation. i'm always going to be happy to have a conversation with you rather than long talks about these kind of people. mark: you are terrific we love having you as do a lot of other people because you are a sane voice in a crowd of insanity we want to thank you, senator fetterman god bless you and be safe out there. quick thank you for having me on. mark: we will be right back.

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call 1-800-317-4275. ♪ ♪. mark: welcome back america. we are glad to have nathan's sales with us former ambassador at large and coordinator for counterterrorism at the state department. a really good man. an excellent expert. and so nathan sales, my question to you is this.

what does a great deal look l like? and what about the enforcement features isn't that key to everything cuesta reports is a great point. let's start there parchment agreement is not worth anything if it is not actually implemented if it's not actually enforced we know the iranian regime has cheated in the past and the going to cheat in the future. that is what they do. the arrangements that are being adopted have to be enforced in the future vigorously, robustly otherwise the agreement is not worth the paper it is printed on. what does that mean in practice? we are going to have to have an incredibly robust inspections regime to make sure they're not secretly trying to start their nuclear weapons programs but we know they have maintained archives over the years of nuclear weapons research they would keep on ice as it were so they could roll it out in the future when they decided it's time to pursue a pathway to a balm.

we've got to make sure they do not cheat like that again we also have to have enforcement mechanisms it's not just detection and monitoring, it is also enforcement we have to impose consequences severe and immediate and crippling in the event we discover the iranians are cheating in the future. i think president trump is preparing to do that with the question is what happens in the out years what happens of the future republican or democratic administration if we have someone like joe biden or barack obama who think they can talk iran out of its radicalism and anti- americanism but we need an enforcement mechanism that's going to work even under those circumstances. mark: two underscore your repot i have the carpet talk of the declaration. let's talk about the constitution. the constitution is school leah said is a piece of parchment with words on it. and the people are not virtuous enough to follow it, it does not matter. even the constitution of the

united states. there are people who seek to undermine it we have them in our country they do not like the separations of powers they do not like the independence of the supreme court they've already announced you're going to change all of these things hakeem jeffries has and so forth and so i'm not to drag you into this but i'm just explaining it to the american people. if we have a hostile enemy regime and an ideology that insists that it destroyed us, the question is, how important is a parchment document be? what you are saying is if you're going to go in that direction, you are going to have to figure out language that i do not even know exists to ensure that somehow you will contain them not only in the next three years but the next 20, 30, 40 years. is that your point? >> exactly your point it does not matter what words you use for what really matters is your willingness to use the tools of american coercive diplomacy to

keep iran into a box that means a full toolkit imposing economic sanctions if the iranian start to cheat it means immobilizing, using diplomacy a coalition of regional and global coalition to squeeze iran diplomatically if they cheat and ultimately a means willing to put military force back on the table but not a full-scale invasion. not boots on the ground but discrete military operations to punish the regime if they cheat that is the only way you're going to have effective diplomacy. american diplomacy is most effective when it's backed by the credible threat of military force it as long as that threat is on the table at the iranians are going to be limited in how much they are prepared to cheat. mark: general jack keane i'm sure you have seen and talked to him in the past perhaps he was on the program yesterday and he and i and some others have made the point don't take your eyes off of hezbollah hi ron views him as a lifeline to terrorism

into expanding their ideology and they will use it to attack israel and others. they will use it to control the lebanese people. they will use it as an excuse to fire off their ballistic missiles which brings up the second point he and i and others are concerned about. we have to make sure there some way of controlling their ballistic missiles. so, it will may come back my question to you what about hezbollah and what about those missiles? we will be right back. lerator p, fuller, healthier hair in just three weeks. hair growth accelerator contains a clinically studied key ingredient that quickly accelerates hair growth and reduces fine lines and wrinkles. that's why hair growth accelerator is the #1 hair growth brand at walmart.

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mark: welcome back america. nathan sales, hezbollah is not a site issue they slaughtered americans for the most powerful military the ukrainians have right now. and ballistic missiles they 6000, 8000, 10,000 missiles or in any arab country. they can wipe the cities off the face of the earth. what do you think about the need to absolutely focus on this and make absolute certainty iranians cannot use hezbollah. israel can defend itself and the missiles? >> it's really important point. hezbollah has been the crown

jewel in the iranian regime terror proxy strategy since early 1980s. it's important to remember that hezbollah is not just a threat to israel. it certainly has its also a threat to the united states for before 911 hezbollah was responsible for more american deaths and i was any other terror group including attacks on our marine corps barracks and embassy in beirut back in the early 1980s. hezbollah remains very much a threat. not just a region, around the world we have uncovered hezbollah plots right here in the united states operatives lying dormant, operatives raising money to funnel back to the mothership so we have to be vigilant we have to prevent iran from trying to reconstitute this terror proxy that israel has substantially degraded since october 7 attack several years ago. now ballistic missiles as a wildcard issue hereto whose importance cannot be overstated. why did president trump decide to attack the iranian regime in

february? was not immediately the nuclear issue is the ballistic missiles could the fear was a rinse ballistic missile capabilities were becoming so advanced and so large their stockpile was becoming so large iran was going to be able to use her ballistic missiles as a shield to develop a nuclear weapon over the medium-term. we cannot allow iran to build conventional capabilities it could use as a shield for underlying nuclear ambitions. these missiles are not just going to hit israeli communities are not going to just hit u.s. bases in the middle east if we let them. these missiles have the range to go 2000 miles. we saw this during the war the intelligence community estimate of what the missile range it was, was dramatically undercounted until they took a shot at the u.s. military bases at diego garcia in the south indian ocean. that means in western europe is now in range of the radiant missiles. u.s. forces in europe, europeans and american tours all around the world are potentially at

risk we have to keep their reading ballistic missile program in a box too. mark: my concern is that when israel took preventative actions against hezbollah after they fired thousands of missiles and drones in their country, israel went in and said that is enough and was pushing them back. they want to check out the mothership on the terrorist group outside beirut. they were admonished, they were told only be defensive. do not go to beirut pullback for the 11 ballistic missiles given from iran. israel hits iran and then they are admonished about that part that is the scenario i worry about. in my right to worry about it? >> i think so we didn't went to link israel's ability to defend itself against her threats from lebanon with the iranian regime's efforts to try to achieve regional domination. if israel's under threat it should be able to do with the united states would do if they were under threat. the united states would never say we can't attack terror

groups rocketing us from mexico or canada that might upset spain staying aligned with this most important ally us. and protecting its own people. not to mention that protecting american citizens who happen to be visiting israel. we have skin in that game too. mark: you are terrific i very much appreciate your knowledge and a background and sharing it with us. god bless you my friend. be safe. >> thank you mark. mark: we will be right back. ♪

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welcome back america. for joining us. let's put things into quick respective. iran and hezbollah murdered thousands of americans on and off the battlefield there and to see their barracks and they want

to murder thousands more. that's why the president went to war. guess -- we lost 13 minutes to many but we lost thousands and i pray to god and i'm positive that this will end the right way. i'll see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." ♪ ♪ >> if iran delivers on their promise it's an approach where we verify and their real benefits as iran meets their obligation but if the iranian complying with the deal, it's going to